Ethnic identity refers to:
a. a person's racial and class background
b. a sense of belonging to an ethnic group
c. the overlay between ethnicity and social class
d. a part of one's thinking, feelings, perceptions and behavior that is due to ethnic
group membership
e. only b, c, and d
f. only b and d
Question 2
The dual perspective suggests that:
a. the nurturing system is the most important system in early childhood
socialization
b. the sustaining system is the most important system in early childhood
socialization
c. the family is more important than either the nurturing or the sustaining system
d. none of the above
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